SKK JUDO CLUB
The Club
In 2002 SKK Judo Club secured funding through the British Judo Association from Sport England to the tune of £800,000.
Demolition on the old club began in November 2005.
Rotterdam Training Camp December 2016
Isle of Man - 2016
Poland Competition - 2018
SKK Judo Club
In June 2006, the new state of the art facility opened its doors and has since grown from strength to strength into a well-established, thriving Children's Judo Club.
The modernised Dojo, alongside Head Coach, Peter Blood's 30 years experience, has provided huge opportunities for thousands of children throughout the years.
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Whether your child is looking for a recreational approach, with judo being for discipline, respect and fitness, or your child is aspiring to become a full time athlete, we have the infrastructure and the facilities to help them achieve their full potential.
SKK is one of the most successful Judo clubs in the country, taking players from learning fundamental Judo to producing Olympians, European & Commonwealth Champions.
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Throughout the year, children have the opportunity to go away to training camps and competitions to places such as the Isle of Man, Spain, Poland, Belgium and many more! These trips are heavily subsidised by the club and we do regular fundraising to raise money for these. For lots of children, this is often their first time away from their parents and can be quite nerve-wracking for you both! But
every single child has an amazing time and we pack in as many fun activities alongside Judo as we possibly can.
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We look forward to welcoming you and your child to our Dojo and hope you really enjoy judo with us!
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Please see our Parties/Hire tab for any outside bookings or contact Peter/Hayley on 07850034570/07718934187
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Cambrils Training Camp
August 2018
Commonwealth Championships - 2019
Scotland - Sportif International Competition 2019
Bekky Livesey, Emily Cooper, Lucy Renshall and Amy Livesey (From Left to Right) are several players amongst many elite level athletes which SKK has produced.
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These athletes are currently training at the British Judo Centre of Excellence in Walsall.
SKK has 340 square metres of tatami on a sprung floor with two 7x7metres contest area plus a safety area.
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Two heavy duty wrestling mats cover the judo mat when it is not in use to protect it
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SKK is also thoroughly cleaned and disinfected very frequently to ensure a high standard of hygiene is maintained throughout the facility.